Lost Horizon
Alternative Records (1989)
Produced by Mike Roe, Charlie Peacock, and Steven Soles
Steve Scott – vocal, mouth organ
Mike Roe – guitar, vocal
Aaron Smith – drum
Mark Tootle – keyboard
Gary Landaker – bass
Benjamin Bossi – saxophone
John Flanagen – guitar
Rick Estrin – harp
Bongo Bob Smith – percussion
Steve Griffith – vocal
Jim Albegg – banjo, guitar
Jan Eric – guitar, bass guitar, vocal
Mark Proctor – drums
Steven Soles – percussion, vocals
Mike Butera – saxophone
Daryla Griser – vocal |
What a great site! Looking for reviews/comments on Steve Scott’s The Boundaries for a collected edition to be released in 2010. Or any Boundaries-related material like The Butterfly Effect. Thanks.
More than a Dream = new versions of songs some of the songs originally were intended for Moving Pictures. “Chapel of Stone” for example. All new 1997 recordings there though…..
The older I get the more I appreciate LOVE IN THE WESTERN WORLD and LOST HORIZON. I was too young to appreciate them when I first heard them, but I’ve been listening to them a lot recently. Solid stuff that stands the test of time.
How Many Words for Sorrow will probably be called Cross My Heat.
Like John Warren, it took years for me to appreciate the depth of the Love in the Western World album. I found it on CD and rediscovered it, and it blew me away. Again. Makes me want to write again.
How heartening to read the comments about Steve Scott’s music here. I feel like you’re my soulmates.
I consider myself blessed to have experienced the music and poetry of Steve Scott. If you read this, thank you Steve. I remember listening to The Butterfly Effect when it came out always late at night while driving alone. “Slow Motion” in particular still brings tears. The beauty is that I still don’t know why.
I just now saw that the 2012 release Emotional Tourist (retrospective album) is out. Does anyone know if the track “Come Back Soon” is the original recording from the 1978 Sangre LP of the same name? I would really like to hear the original recording of that song… Thanks…